solubility rules, change in oxidation, ions per formula, sum of coefficients. #7
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solubility rules, change in oxidation, ions per formula, sum of coefficients.
#7, 15, 17, 19.
Explanation / Answer
7. Most salts of Na+, K,+ and NH4+ are soluble. Thus, salts formed after mixing the compounds given in (a), (b), and (c) are al soluble. In (d) formation of BaSO4 occurs, which is insoluble. Thus (d). (Ans)
15. Oxidation state of S in SO42- is +6. (S atom is double bonded to 2 O atoms, and single bonded to 2 O atoms). In PbS, oxidation state is +2. Thus answer is option (a). (Ans)
17. Ions prduced from (a) are Na+ and ClO3-; Ions from (b) are K+ and Cl-; ions from (c) are Na+ and NO3- and ions from (d) are 2K+ and CO32-. Thus option (d). (Ans)
18. Balanced rection of combustion of CH4 is
CH4 + 2O2 ---> CO2 + 2H2O
Thus, the sum of coefficients are 1+2+1+2= 6. Option (c) (Ans)
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